iPhone Panorama Gallery

[Splintercat]

I'm becoming hopelessly obsessed with the pano mode on my iPhone, and have noticed that I'm not alone... So, thought I'd start a thread dedicated solely to iPhone (or Android) pano shots! Here are a couple I took yesterday, on the Timberline Trail along McGee Ridge. This one is late afternoon, on the way up:



This is from a couple hours later, on the way down - at the Bald Mountain overlook:



Had some really cool semi-lenticular clouds roll in late in the afternoon, so we parked at the main overlook and waited for the sunset. It wasn't great for dSLR photos, but made for a neat iPhone pano!

Okay, who's next?

Tom

[mayhem]

Yes very nice shots, especially the second one!


Mnt Defiance North side


Starvation Ridge


Mnt Defiance South Side


Warren Lake





Silver Star Area


Saint Helens Area





















Splintercat Geo Cache / Near Owl Point


EP Mars Landing Rover Area


Clouds over Mars Landing Rover Area / Near owl Point




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Near Carin Basin Area Towards Hood



Near Carin Basin Area Towards the Valley


Toward Dollar fire area near Carin Basin?


Mnt Hood TT Trip










Green Point Mnt





Fort Stevens Area






Portland Water Front Area


Angora Peak


Kings Area no Ocean Views though


























Angels Rest Area









Devils Rest Maze Area



Larch Mnt Area
















Panos McNeil point area





















Chinidere 2 panos Auto stitched



Chinidere 1 of the 2



Chinidere 2 of 2



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Diamond Mill Area
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Elk Mnt Real Pano 360
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[BrianEdwards]

The pano feature on the iPhone is fun and extremely useful at times. I'll try to find a pano of mine that's worth posting

[Splintercat]

Looking forward to it, Brian!

Alright, here are a couple more -- starting with Weisendanger Falls in April:



...and Upper Butte Creek Falls a few weeks ago:



...more to come, I'm sure... I've still got pano-fever!

Tom

[BrianEdwards]

Found one looking East off the top of Wanderers Peak



Half Cave Falls on the Indian Henry side of the Clackamas River Trail

[shawjr]

Great idea for a thread Tom...

[shawjr]

3FJ Above Upper & Lower Berley Lakes- Fathers Day weekend.

[Koda]

beautiful photos folks, I'm jealous in more ways than one.... the iPhone has always exceeded in taking great pictures for a phone, and its photo stitcher app is excellent. As your photos here show.

Now I love my Android phone, and it does take excellent photos for a phone. But I was dissapointed to find only one app that stitched photos into panoramics, and at that it did not excel on my first attempt.
Behold a panoramic of the Deschutes trail taken just today in the heat of the day, using the PanoStitch app:

notice the very obvious seam right down the middle. The settings on this app are super basic so it may be because of the individual photos regardless of the app.... My question to you iPhone users is: does sometimes the stitching process fail or give obvious seams?


The best I can do on an Android is take the pano stitching process off the phone and onto a real computer using Hugin software which always does an excellent job. Here, a photo from last years adventure to Mt Washington taken from my phone processed later with Hugin

[Koda]

followup:

ok, I discovered I used the wrong two pictures to compose the panoramic. The problem is when the PanoStitch navigates to the photo gallery on my phone it changes the layout in some weird reverse order I'm still not certain about where it also clips the photos in the thumbnail view.... I second guessed this and managed to pick the correct (right frame) photo this time....

behold, it works very nice:

[mayhem]

Koda,
The 4s & 5 are not apps but an actual function of Ios you just pan & sagg!